Europe

Use the Europe wide resources together with the specific country links.

Careers Consultants or your Placement Internship Adviser are happy to talk things through with you once you've done some initial research. They can review your CV and help you prepare for interviews. It's easy to make an appointment. They may also be able to suggest other resources that you could investigate.

Europe wide

Europa.eu The official website of the European Union (EU). It’s a good starting point if you’re looking for information and services provided by the EU; it also covers living, working, travelling in the EU including opportunities with EU member countries

European Health Insurance Care (EHIC) Access state-provided healthcare during a temporary stay in a European Economic Area (EEA) country or Switzerland. Entitlement to an EHIC is based on insurability under EU law, and not on a person's nationality

Qreer Technical job board with jobs and internships in engineering, science and technology

TARGETjobs Working abroad gives useful sources of information on working and living abroad in specific countries including language requirements, where you can work, job hunting tips, application methods and visa basics

Praxis Internships and projects in companies and educational institutions

IAESTE The International Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience Paid 6-52 week industry placements for undergraduate students studying a science, engineering, technology or applied arts degree

Social media

Use global sites such as LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook as well as country specific sites to find jobs and company information.